Yesterday was the launch of REcreative, a website for emerging artist, which focues on the production of artwork and behind the scene of the creative industry. Press launch was in a huge shipping container in Convent gardern. Thanks to everyone who made it all happen, all the galleries, Louis Vuitton, the artist, the experts, web team, the pr group, the media, all the designers and contributors.
3. "Angel" - Gavin Friday 4. "Pretty Piece of Flesh" - One Inch Punch 5. "Kissing You (Love Theme from Romeo + Juliet)" - Des'ree 6. "Whatever (I Had a Dream)" - Butthole Surfers 7. "Lovefool" - The Cardigans 8. "Young Hearts Run Free" - Kym Mazelle 9. "Everybody's Free (To Feel Good)" - Quindon Tarver 10. "To You I Bestow" - Mundy 11. "Talk Show Host" - Radiohead 12. "Little Star" - Stina Nordenstam 13. "You and Me Song" - The Wannadies
I use to listen to this album when I was at college. I would get home, stick it in the cd player, and have it on whilst I did my work. It was especially photography sketch books, it use to take me away to my beautiful place. It was me. My head space, it was my happiness. The whole album feel fresh, it oozes adolescent, acts rebellious, a little bit clingy, it's a right of passage and a little bit english class at school. :)
Pride & Prejudice
1. "Dawn" 2. "Stars and Butterflies" 3. "The Living Sculptures of Pemberley" 4. "Meryton Townhall" 5. "The Militia Marches In" 6. "Georgiana" 7. "Arrival At Netherfield" 8. "A Postcard to Henry Purcell" 9. "Liz on Top of the World" 10. "Leaving Netherfield" 11. "Another Dance" 12. "The Secret Life of Daydreams" 13. "Darcy's Letter" 14. "Can't Slow Down" 15. "Your Hands Are Cold" 16. "Mrs. Darcy" 17. "Credits!"
This on the other hand was never a soundtrack! I never bought the album, I just like the fact that the film filled me with the optimisim required, to again keep me in my false reality, until I leave the security of my bedroom, into the big bad world.
This guy is a genius, Piano covers of pop music can go wrong but, he makes the trash we are bombarded with worth listening to. His passive and feather like approach to some of the covers, injects the creativity and passion they are sometimes lacked by the original artists, back into the songs. He complements the emotions of Katy Perry's Teenage Dream, with that uplifing sorrow, you know that inspiring sadness, if you don't understand go and check him out.
I hope he holds a concert in London soon, I'll be 1st on the list.
